Quixo Mini is an award-winning educational strategy game known for its simple rules and deep tactical gameplay. Easy to learn yet demanding in terms of planning and spatial awareness, it is designed for two players, but can also be played by four players divided into teams.
The game is played with twenty-five wooden cubes arranged in a 5×5 grid. Each cube has an X or O symbol on one face, while the remaining faces are blank. At the start of the game, all cubes are placed with a blank face showing, creating a neutral board.
On a player’s turn, one cube is taken from the outer edge of the board. After removing the cube, the remaining cubes in that row or column are pushed in the chosen direction until the end. The removed cube is then placed into the empty space, turned to show the current player’s symbol. As a result, every move shifts an entire row or column, constantly altering the board state.
The objective is to be the first to create a line of five matching symbols, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Because the board is constantly changing, players must think several moves ahead, as one action may unintentionally help an opponent. Quixo Mini rewards careful planning, visualization, and tactical awareness.
All components are made of high-quality wood, and the compact size makes this edition suitable for both home play and travel.

Quixo Mini and Quixo Classic share identical rules and gameplay. The difference lies in the format. The Mini version features a smaller board and cubes, making it ideal for travel and limited spaces. The Classic version is larger and more stable, offering better visibility and comfort during longer play sessions.